Why Android is better than iPhone.

According to the company behind the app Tawkon, the iPhone 4S emits 3X more radiation than the Samsung Galaxy S III. The iPhone 4S was second on the list with a SAR level of 1.11 w/kg, which is near the maximum level of 1.6 w/kg allowed by the FCC. The Samsung Galaxy S III was at the bottom of the list of devices, registering in at .34 w/kg.

Radiation levels has always been a hot topic in the industry. There are conflicting reports when it comes to cell phones and their emitted radiation on human tissue, and as it stands today, no one really knows the true effects of cellphones on humans. Whether or not radiation emitted by our cellphones is damaging, it is always a good idea to take precaution when limiting you daily usage.

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:lol: yeah apple is worried about that last 2% of the market they don't own :lol:
 
poor people problems :lol:

IV have you replaced your crushed hyosung 250 yet?
 
SunnY S said:
Yet Apple feels the need to release a smaller version iPad. What could they possibly be worried about? :)
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mmmnaked said:
:lol: yeah apple is worried about that last 2% of the market they don't own :lol:
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Oh really eh?

How about we take off the apple coloured glasses for a sec?

http://www.royalgazette.com/article/20120718/BUSINESS07/707189933

http://www.bgr.com/2012/01/26/apple...loosening-as-android-shipments-tripled-in-q4/




the Android machine is on a tear. Smart phones and tabs, they are growing exponentially and at a faster rate at Apples expense.


Jellybean.....the OS that keeps Apple execs up at night.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jlNfUUgJ0IQ#!



Apple.... "70s technology", lousy Siri feature, slow to adapt to 7" screens, NFC and more!

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You seem really insecure :lol: must suck to live in the shadows
 
mmmnaked said:
You seem really insecure :lol: must suck to live in the shadows
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Competition breeds innovation. Let's see how Apple responds to the increasing pressure coming from other platforms. Will they rock the market with the next iThing? No one can deny the iPhone, iPod and iPad changed things. So let's see what happens in the post Jobs era. Or have they run out of steam and now everyone is catching up?
 
Call me when Linux dethrones Windows. This argument is exactly the same, for the same reasons.
 
my mother in law grabbed a new phone(never had one), from virgin(maybe less than 2 weeks now) Motorola Motoluxe(without my knowing), or i would've recommended the S3 or iphone 4S.

i touched the phone, in hopes of configuration, to get the most out of it.....so the first thing i tried, was to check version of android, and see if any updates was available. Seen it was 2.3.7(no where near version 4 or +, in which i wouldn't mind playing with), felt like throwing up, and gave up....because i didn't wanna waste my time.

here is the motoluxe....http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_motoluxe-4404.php

as noted on that website, phone was announced jan 2012, released march 2012....and it comes with 2.3.7(gingerbread)....COME ON MAN!!!!
Hopefully 4.1 can make it onto this device.

Does anyone know the timeframe to return a cellphone to virgin mobile, in which i can exchange for a 4.1 capable phone? possibly the S3.
 
My company's window 7 app is now being featured in Nokia's App Store
Download it for free and tell me how much it sucks.

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nfq said:
Competition breeds innovation. Let's see how Apple responds to the increasing pressure coming from other platforms. Will they rock the market with the next iThing? No one can deny the iPhone, iPod and iPad changed things. So let's see what happens in the post Jobs era. Or have they run out of steam and now everyone is catching up?
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I assume TV is next.
 
Poser said:
Does anyone know the timeframe to return a cellphone to virgin mobile, in which i can exchange for a 4.1 capable phone? possibly the S3.
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called virgin...they said 14 days to swap to a next phone, or 30 days to exchange for same phone. I am not 100% sure if its under the 14 days, but is there any way around the swapping of phone, incase the 14 days passed?
 
Poser said:
my mother in law grabbed a new phone(never had one), from virgin(maybe less than 2 weeks now) Motorola Motoluxe(without my knowing), or i would've recommended the S3 or iphone 4S.

i touched the phone, in hopes of configuration, to get the most out of it.....so the first thing i tried, was to check version of android, and see if any updates was available. Seen it was 2.3.7(no where near version 4 or +, in which i wouldn't mind playing with), felt like throwing up, and gave up....because i didn't wanna waste my time.

here is the motoluxe....http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_motoluxe-4404.php

as noted on that website, phone was announced jan 2012, released march 2012....and it comes with 2.3.7(gingerbread)....COME ON MAN!!!!
Hopefully 4.1 can make it onto this device.

Does anyone know the timeframe to return a cellphone to virgin mobile, in which i can exchange for a 4.1 capable phone? possibly the S3.
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ewwww motoluxe

poor her, i hope you get to find a way to change that phone.

i doubt that phone will get jelly bean...mostly if its released with gingerbread in jan 2012 lol
wasnt it the one that had the facebook button ?
 
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